Powell Views at Greenehaven, Page, Arizona

11/23/2023

11/23/2023

Happy Thanksgiving!
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First photo with my new . 🤩 Thank you for leading me this way! 🙏

Time to rig that Husky with the GoPro MAX 360! ❤️‍🔥

11/21/2023

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11/11/2023

Captured on my iphone in August 2022. I love the last of the sunlight hitting the rain shaft. A perfect moment.

Fine artist and friend Linda Glover Gooch painted this scene for the 2023 Cowgirl Up! Invitational and Sale last spring. What an honor. ❤️‍🔥

11/08/2023

When you hear it…you know.

2’ from me in the dark last night. Thanks for the warning, buddy but you can’t live back here.

Thanks for taking care of business!

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07/09/2023

Join us for Star Gazing at Horseshoe Bend this Monday at 8:30pm! All are welcome to attend this free event. For more information visit events.cityofpage.org

07/03/2023

Monsoon season is coming. Educate yourself and stay safe!

Editor’s Note: The disaster in Phantom Canyon is included in our book The Desert Cries by Craig Childs. It appears in two parts: an essay about the canyon, and a detailed account of the deadly flood. In the book, Craig writes: “I did not write these pieces to be read strictly as stories of disas...

06/30/2023

Have a beautiful 4th of July weekend! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

06/04/2023

Beautiful! Check out the Heard Museum in Phoenix for the main exhibition!

The Heard Museum and Amangiri have teamed up for a pop-up art exhibition, “Substance of Stars: Meditations and Explorations,” which will be hosted through June 30 on the 900-acre luxury resort property just north of the Arizona border in Utah.

05/01/2023

Kickin’ off summer!!

Join us this Saturday for the annual Lake Powell Cruisers Car Show at John C. Page Memorial Park! All are welcome to join us for this free public event. Find more information and register your vehicle for $30 at https://events.cityofpage.org/lake-powell-cruisers-car-show/.

04/20/2023

Bill comes due: Here's how feds plan to curb Arizona, Southwest states' Colorado River usage The seven states that rely on the Colorado River failed to come to a water-cut consensus.

Here's the plan the Bureau of Reclamation has been teasing for months.

The seven states that rely on the Colorado River failed to come to a water-cut consensus. Here's the plan the Bureau of Reclamation has been teasing for months.